They have been vocal lobbyists in the regulation of new markets and new financial instruments, and in negotiating accounting and conduct-of-business rules and measures of prudential capital.
First, our results are consistent with the new prudential policy measures on limiting the ex-ante banks' incentives to take on excessive risk-taking.
"The main focus should not be on personal corruption but on prudential management of the institution," Mr. Akash said.
But acquiring A.I.A. could place some strain on Prudential, whose market value as of Friday was about £15.3 billion, or $23.3 billion.
So, given that the costs could easily turn out to be very high, the bias in such cases should be strongly against intervening, simply on prudential grounds.
In other words, we cannot decide between incommensurable values on moral grounds, so we should decide on prudential grounds.
I'd worry that whatever regulations are imposed, on prudential or ethical grounds, can't be enforced worldwide any more than drug laws can.
Many people with kidney disease seem to be receiving folic acid supplementation 35 and some guidelines recommend supplementation of folic acid and B group vitamins or of water soluble vitamins in people with kidney disease on prudential grounds.
Thus, one possible prudential measure would be to limit (or potentially ban) foreign currency lending to borrowers without foreign currency income.
José Darío Uribe, governor of the central bank, puts a lot of weight on using prudential rules to stop inflows causing financial instability.
